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MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXE, MEDFORD, PRECOX. AVKDNKSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1929. "
Oregon Meets These Hawaiians
INJURIES CLOUD
M EWAN SEEKS GENE OUTPOINTS
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CARDINAL TEAM
j Rintola Out of Game With
Bears Account Twisted
; I : Ankle Moffat Also Badly
! Battered General Concli
S tion Below Par.
STAXFOim VXIVKRS1TV, Oil.,
Nov. 20. (A FariiiK a .lifficuU
: buttle Saturday ntfiilnst tho tnuKh,
confernnre landing lleniH nf thn
University of Cnlifoinin, Hie innnt
' formidfililo foon they will moot
j this fontluitl Hfiison, the Cardinals
: of Stanford university worn having
, their trouhleH today, and the pron
jieelH were not no hrlKht.
j Although Rovei-al of thn fa I'd I-
iuiIh were not in the pink of con
tiltion, lnont of the eleven will nee
Herviee in Kalurday'H fray. It was
certain, however, that it tidy R in
tala, crnek hnifbaek, would not he
in the line-up, for Hudy twisted
: his itnltlo in tho game last Sutur
,l:iy with Santa Clara. TIiuh the
Stanford team Ik left with only two
left half-haekH, Lud Frentrup and
I'hll Moffat. The latter al.so wan
considerably battered by the flying
hoofs of the Jtrones, but at least
ho can still do some practice.
It is admitted that the general
Tniiditinn of the team, physically,
I not iiji to standard. . The trouble
is not so much with new Injuries
as with old troubles that have kept
- men out of play throughout the
iKeiiHon. However, Coach Warner is
i proceeding as best ho can, and
; and regular prnctice sessions are
i being held daily. The team will
move, out for a nearby country
j clult Friday night.
BUTTE FALLS, TALENT
PRACTICE GAME
; I1UTTE FAU.S, Ore., Nov. 20.
M Spec-lull Our boys pluyed a irac
: ttce game, with , Tnlenl Saturday
i night. The1 score: wan 30 to i) in
j favor of Talent. Mr. Nee pluyed
'all the boys of both Hie first and
; second team to Rive them practice.
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Olio K In lit, coach of the Culvcr.Mliy of Hawaii football team, ,ls
hriiigliig (hi or I ho most colorful teams In history to tho INiHI'lo
const, and llicne three players are the most outstanding; of the lot.
Thi-y have mowed down all opjhihI tlon this year and are set to play.
Oregon I" a standstill In Portland next Saturday.
USHERETT FS MAKE HIT HANSON SLAMS THYE
AT ARMORY MITT FESTi
An Interesting feature of thej
boxing Hinoker hero 'Momlay night I
was the presence of four uniform-
ed usherettes, tho first time in I
southern Oregon that boxing fans
had tho service of being shown to
their seatH by young women.
They were attractively attired
an 'I came from Ashland. The
Misses Dorothy Nlninger, Fvelyn
Shall, Cleo Wlltse and llrona
Hughes nindo up tho attractive
quartette, who will probably also
serve in the same capacity at the
next smoker In two weeks, prosont
inir (lone O'drndy and Tom Cor
bett. The usherettes are one of sev
eral Innovations, Promoter Tex
(ticket-stuff has brought about
since arriving In Medford, present
ing some of the best boxing cards
ever seen In southern Oregon and
il rawing the largest crowds th;tl
fights have drawn in yearn.
Fights Last Night
(Hy the AsMirlntcil Press.)
Ni:V YOltK. Kid Chncolhto.
Cubit, outpointed ,Ioo Miirtlni1'.,
SiMln, (10); Itahy Face Uuinteni.
Culm, slopped Willie Itonnvenl ri.
Brooklyn. (t); Juan Cepero, Cubit,
outpointed Alex Torraine, New
Haven, Conn., tit).
INDIAN POL IS. Steven Smith,
ItridKeport, Conn., outpointed .lint
tuii llccd. Hi W Pa., (10); Hitbe
Peleco, New ' York, stopped ller
mmi Sllverherg. Phlladelt)hia, ( .
l.OS Aii:LKSKrankie Camp
bell knocked nut Hurry Olllon, ('mi
nda. lit; Kddlo Iturnbrook, It.ilti
more. won on n foul from Henry
(ioldlierg, New York, (.1).'
CI.KVKLAM). Tommy Kree
111 tin, Kilo, Ph., stopped Farmer
Joe Cooper. Tone llnute, Ind., (I.
NIOW ll.VVK.V, Ciinn. l.ouln
(KiU Kiiitlau, Mfi'ltlcn, roan., cm!
Itolntcil l-Iuuiry i'aliann, I'hllailt.l
plila, (10).
St.
V(t(.rnlHiri?. l-'ln.
Antnnio
1'inz.
t'uim, luun'kM out Fran kit
IMari', t'hlrago, (3.
,liriS(. Win. K.Mlt Munon.
St. I'tiul, oulmlnttil I'rh.in l.thiTtv.
SomiM-Mi'i, Wis., t H 1.
Y(M'N(IST()VX. O. KrnnUi.'l
Wine, .lllllntm, Mont., nutpolnttMl I
Young Srarnt'y. YouiiKstown, (10;t
Tony Itnuituinlo, Young.lovn. on'
polnlfil Young IVmpfcy. Montan.i,
ITALIAN AND GERMAN
HEAVIES ARE SIGNED
t'UK'AtlO, Nov. !il. (D Siilvi,
tore llugciielle, giant Italian
heavyweight, ami lleln Mueller.
cent tii.rmau heavyweight nnlval
have liven signed for the 10-iound
veml-finai vinn:,. nuntiurtlng , 'ihe
Tuffy tliiffnhl'ai.llim t.'teudun
hniit nt the Chicago stadium, No
vember 211.
NOTRE DAME DEFEAT
TO BE BIRTHDAY GIFT
KVAXSTOX. III., Nov. fn.i
Bad news for Notre Hame, Coach
Dick Mauley nf Northwestern has
Ills birthday this vcck.
Knch year 1he WlldrMs hnve
given their coach a fnothnll vic
tory fur 11 hlrthdny (iresent. They
vow Hatllrduy will he 110 exception,
even though they tackle the chain
ilonshii bound ltamblers.
FOR STRAIGHT FALLS
SKATTI.F, Waal)., Nov. 20. (Pj
With two crashing body slams.
Charley Hanson nf Omaha, defeat
ed Ted Thyo of Portland. Ore., In
a main event wrestling match her?
last night.
Hanson gained the first fall In.
the fifth round when he picked
up his lighter opponent and slam
med him to the mit. Thyo wont
out but recovered to start tho sixth
but Hanson finished tho matcn
Quickly with another head lock.
VTEUR BOXI
WILL BE HELD BOSTON
ST. I.OUIS. Nov. 20. iff) After a
protracted fight on the floor of tho
convention, the Amateur Athletic
union voted today to award tho
I li'io senior boxing championship
to Boston instead of St. Louis. On
a motion to split the tournament,
holding four events In each city,
tho delegates voted Xtt to -12 to
send the entire championship to
Boston.
GORDON SLATED HEAD
WESTERN GOLF ASSN.
CHICAGO, Nov. 20. (A) Leslie
A. liordon of thn Indian Hill duo,
Chicago, is stated to become presi
dent of the Western tiolf associa
tion. He - heads 'the ticket to h.
chosen at tho annual meeting, De
cember 1 fi, and nomination i.
equivalent t election.
GOAL POSTS FAIR PRIZE
IN POLO GROUNDS GAME
NKW YOltK, Nov. 20. W)
Owners ot the i'olo grounds, where
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aluinnus, recdrded ninny ot his Ills
li'uuue victories, liavo agreed to let
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If M heats I'nrillililll Saturday.
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End Runs, Off Tackle and
Aerial Plays Burnished for
Scores in Tough Games
Hawaiians Have Clever
Offensive,
Mt'OKNi;, Ore., Nov. 20. (JP)
Ca ) 1 1 n I n John J . M c K wan. h e.itf
Oregon football coach, and AVil
liam J. Itelnhart, bick field assist
ant, this week ara In a huddle.
The two Wehfoot mtnors are de
vising an offensive builded on a
foundation of sheer power and
cupled with speed on end runs, off
tackle slants and through the nit.
McKwftn today said that he Is
forced to Improve. Oregon's scor
ing power because tho eleven faces
two tough games In tho next two
weeks against undefeated teams.
First 'of these contests will be
pluyed against the University of
Hawaii at Portland Saturdny. The
deans of Hawaii, a clever maneu
vering offensive machine that also
has a heavy) strong defensive line,
will meet all tho viclousness of the
! new Oregon attack.
! Johnny I-ondahl, the new qunr-
J terbnek, will ge his great chance to
sparkle nt signal calling and play-,
ing the "safety. l.ohnria. wa forc
ed Into the lineup when Johnny
Kitzmlller was injured.
Flanking him at the halves will
be Hobby Robinson and Al J.rowne.
husky youth just breaking in. Hal
Hatton, a plunger who proved his
worth by whecklng through the
Oregon state line here Saturday,
will he at fullback. Robinson is
taking over the burden of throw
ing tho football.
GIANT CENTERS MEET
IN BATTLE SATURDAY
CIIICAOO, Nov. 20 (P) Four
liundrcil ponnda of football playern
will lie opposed at center when
the Tnlvcralty of Washington It
meets Chicago on StaKR field Sat
urday. ; .
Puul JoHsup, WflRhliiRtnn captain,
whose G feet, 7 Inches, and 235
pounds make the biggest man in
college football, will represent tho
Huskies, and Charles ("Duck")
ti fuel, 4 Inches, and 225 pounds,
will start nt center for the Ma
roons, FOR ROSE BOWL GAME
ST. LOCIS, Nov. 20. (A) Rex B.
Y eager of the Denver, Colo Ath
letic club, who Is n d elegit to to the !
A. A. I", convention here, today j
wired I lal Reynolds, manager of
the Rose festival at Pasadena, Cal.,
urging that the Purdue, Jnd., j
bollcrmakers, Big Ten champions, j
be setectcd as the eastern team for j
the New Year's day oast-west foot-
ball game.
Y eager, a native of Indiana, be-
lieves Purdue is a logical thoice I
for the California Invasion. '
STRANGLER DEFEATS
KANSAS CITV. Nop. ?0
l-M "HtiaiiKlcr" Lewis i-cliilncil his
pr-ctnlnonce as the olltstnndlni;
contender for l!us SonnenberaV
hcavywcluht wrestllne crown to.
j day an the result nf a defeat nf
.loe Steelier of Dodge, Neh.. here
- last night, Lewis won the Ihst two
of three falls, using his favorite
llieadlock. Steelier employed a hody
I scissors tn take the first. 1 tot h n"e
I fiirnier rhuniplnns.
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PORTUN'I), Ore., Nov. 20. CA)
The four round draw between
Frnnkle Munroe, Klamath :Ka)l8
and Charlie O'l-eary, Portland, was
the bright spot on last night's box
ing card here, and the only contest
to jHi'ouso tho enthusiasm of the
fans. The two boys mixed from
start to finish and both were shak
en up time after time with solidly
landed blows. ,
Clone O'tlrady, Ashland light
heavyweight, outpointed Denny
Len heart, Itosehurg In their ten
round event. O'tlrady landed at
will throughout the fight, JJen
henrt being content wljh landing
an occasional left to the face, ex
cept in the latter rounds when h"e
put his right hand to work.
The final main event between
Benny Pelss, ' Portland, and Joe
Gonzales, Mexican featherweight of
Oakland, lasted just one minute
and two seconds with but one blow
being struck. Pelss landed a short
right to the pit of Gonzales stom
ach and It was nil over.
Knrl Ileebc, Portland, knocked
out Mike lirotherton. Walla Walla
in tho first round and Hank Xostro
of Portland, put Tom Kelloy, Port
land, away in tho fourth round in
the preliminaries.
i:krki:ij:v, cni.. Nov. 20. m
Coach Nibs Price and his busy
Hears were nt work today prepar
ing a parcel of grief to hand to the
Stanford Cardinals in tho bowl nt
Palo Alto Saturday, a battle in
which the University of California
eleven expected to emerge victori
ous, but one that'is not without Us
hazards.
With a "we will win' spjrlt that
hoiles no good for the Red and
White, tho conference leading
Hears worked long and hard to
perfect their crushing attack and
an invulnerable, defense. Only this
gamp must be bagged for the
Bears to claim tho 1!20 Pacific
Coast conference championship.
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